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Just noticed that Matt Middleton is also in the 93kg. Will be a very interesting battle between him and Scott Hill.
One of the other 93kg guys (a Russian or EE fella with a heavy accent) is also pretty strong. I saw him train bench at Melb Uni the other week and he was repping 165kg.
That's my friend and he is from Latvia. As much as I'd like to say otherwise, his touch and go max is 165kg - he should be good for something over 150kg. Looking forward to the competition.
First time I've seen that all classes have competition, considering queensland has a raw comp the next day, next year should be ever stronger numbers
Looking forward to this, should be some big benches, squats and deadlifts. Damien Williams in the bench only is one to watch, last December he did 190kg at 93.
First time I've seen that all classes have competition, considering queensland has a raw comp the next day, next year should be ever stronger numbers
Looking forward to this, should be some big benches, squats and deadlifts. Damien Williams in the bench only is one to watch, last December he did 190kg at 93.
Powerlifting Australia will trial live streaming from the first Australian Raw Powerlifting Championships on Saturday March 26th!
The 105kg+ categories and medals ceremonies will be streamed live. To follow the action all you have to do is click the link below at 5.30pm on Saturday March 26th:
I believe that the facility is primarily a weightlifting facility and there was some issue with talc being used at the melb open last year.. Ever since i believe..
Should be interesting to see how if at all it effects the deadlifts..
no- the rule is no talc whatsoever- if you apply talc anywhere you will be disqualified.
Its a condition that was set by the weightlifters. No talc at all in the venue (not on legs, not on the floor, not anywhere).